Current Season
GP
32
W-L-OTL
8-17-6
GAA
3.65
SV%
.864
SO
1
GS
-
Career Stats
Contract
Cap Hit
$6.00M
Total Value
$36.00M
6 yrs through 2026-2027 · Then UFA
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Recent Stories
Jordan Binnington, Colton Parayko and Juraj Slafkovsky's protégé Pavel Dvorsky propel their nations atop preliminary standings at the Olympics. Goaltending steals, defensive rocks and young guns shine as group play wraps. Their efforts crank up the stakes for qualifiers, where NHL pedigrees face ultimate tests.
Jordan Binnington channels his Conn Smythe magic between the pipes, while Macklin Celebrini puts the hockey world on notice with a dazzling shift for Canada. This shutout win over Czechia feels like a statement from a squad loaded with NHL bloodlines, the kind that scouts whisper about in dimly lit rinks. With the Olympics heating up, Canada's depth chart reads like a who's who of future franchise cornerstones, and every puck drop carries playoff implications back home.
Maple Leafs legend Curtis Joseph, who's seen every crease quirk in this league over three decades, spotlights Jordan Binnington's unshakeable confidence as the blueprint young netminders need to steal starts. Even with Binnington's middling Blues stats this season drawing side-eye from scouts, Cujo watched him sauce pucks like a vet in Canada's Olympic shutout and nodded approval - no bad habits, just pure poise.
Edmonton faces second-guessing after opting for Tristan Jarry instead of Jordan Binnington in net, sparking debate among Oilers insiders. Goaltending whispers grow louder as the playoff push intensifies post-Olympics. GMs rarely get mulligans on crease decisions, and this one could define their Cup window.
Marty Williamson, who's seen more netminders than most, opens up on Logan Thompson's improbable path from Vegas backup to Washington's workhorse and now Team Canada's Olympic starter against Switzerland. Thompson backs up Binnington after that 5-0 clinic over Czechia, with the Caps' top guy posting elite numbers this season that have scouts buzzing about his goals-saved edge over the field.
Logan Thompson trades his Capitals crease for Team Canada's Olympic spotlight, stepping up as the starter against Switzerland after Jordan Binnington's shutout opener versus the Czechs. The Washington netminder, who's been a rock with a .912 save percentage and third-best GSAE in the NHL this season, edges out a struggling Binnington for the nod from coach Jon Cooper.